Corey recalls getting smoked by drunk Dave Hudson last year, with Mike Weiss carrying the team.
This episode of The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast features hosts Alex, Eric, Jason, Corey, Jamin, Evan, Tim, and Randy discussing upcoming local tournaments. The group provides updates and shares their personal plans for several competitive events. They maintain a casual, insider-focused conversation typical of a community sports podcast.
The primary topic is the Discap Presents the Turkey Throwdown 16 tournament happening that weekend, which is noted as being full. Tim states he is playing with "the Lasasos" and clarifies he will be teamed with Cat and the Lasasos, joking they are not "throwing the keys in the bowl" to mix teams. Eric confirms he will be playing with Joey Harrington. Tim assumes Corey is playing with Brian, referred to as "the handsome Brian." Corey reveals he is not playing because he will be having a "guy's weekend" involving mixing gas and doing burnouts, which he distinguishes from the illegal act of burning tires. The conversation references a past event where a team got "smoked by drunk Dave Hudson," with credit given to Mike Weiss as the "most clutch player." Another speaker contends that "Kyle lost it for us," while another counters that "Mike won it for them." The hosts also note the Skyland Double Basket Double Doubles event on Sunday, November 30th. They confirm the following weekend of December 6th will feature a "big New England team challenge" with two additional events.
A memorable moment is the humorous denial of team-swapping, framed as not "throwing the keys in the bowl." The detailed justification for skipping the tournament to do burnouts and have a guys' weekend adds a personal, relatable layer. The good-natured debate over whether a past loss was due to a teammate's error or an opponent's skill provides competitive banter. The specific shout-out to "the handsome Brian" and the instruction to "tell him how much you love him" highlights the show's camaraderie. The offhand remark about the podcast being a "week-to-week venture" ironically undercuts the earlier sponsored message.
The tone is highly conversational, relaxed, and filled with inside jokes. The style is a free-flowing roundtable discussion among friends, centered on community news.
Disc golfers in the New England region, particularly those involved in the NETC and local tournaments, would love this episode for its specific event details and player anecdotes. Listeners unfamiliar with the players, events, or regional disc golf scene might find the episode too niche and skip it.
